Sentence examples for author prescribed from inspiring English sources

The strength of the show, meanwhile, may be that it lets Chekhov's words speak for themselves, leaving out some of the stage business the author prescribed.

One author prescribed standing upright statically with feet shoulder-width apart and hands at the side [ 44].

In the majority of primary studies, authors prescribed Pilates mat exercises, although Anderson (2005) [ 24] and Rydeard et al. (2006) [ 25] suggested use of specialised Pilates equipment.

The optimal chemotherapy regimen for patients with MCC remains controversial, although most authors have prescribed combination chemotherapy regimens [8].

For long-term interventions the authors often prescribed 3 WBV sessions per week.

(For treatment, the authors recommend prescribing a benign antiparasitic ointment to build trust, and supplementing it with an antipsychotic).

In most cases when drugs were prescribed, the authors found, the doctors chose not the recommended penicillin, but the heavily promoted medications known as broad-spectrum antibiotics.

The authors of the papers prescribed what they considered an affordable agenda to improve the health system, including a more strategic effort to prevent the further spread of H.I.V.

Despite the small sample size, the authors found an individually prescribed exercise programme (EP) to be feasible and effective in maintaining body weight during chemotherapy.

From the author's result, prescribing conventional antihypertensive therapies (diuretics and beta-blockers) to everybody can be recommended as strategies of choice [ 20].

Cortázar's masterpiece, Rayuela (1963; Hopscotch), is an open-ended novel, or antinovel; the reader is invited to rearrange the different parts of the novel according to a plan prescribed by the author.